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Don L. Anderson (1933–2014)

by A. M. Dziewonski 5 March 201513 January 2022

Don L. Anderson, former president of the American Geophysical Union and a true renaissance man in the field of Earth and planetary science, passed away 2 December 2014. He was 81.

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Climate Science Day on Capitol Hill Connects Scientists and Policy Makers

by L. Strelich 4 March 201519 May 2023

Climate scientists gathered in Washington, D. C., to meet with congressional staff and to emphasize the importance of climate science and its role in protecting jobs, infrastructure, and public safety.

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Survey Shows Where Arctic Marine Bird Populations Thrive

by C. Minnehan 4 March 201514 January 2022

"Hot spots" of species richness currently include the Bering Sea, Lancaster Sound, Baffin Bay, and Davis Strait. Will this change as sea ice melts?

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Survival of Young Sardines Flushed Out to Open Ocean

by J. Rosen 4 March 201522 July 2022

Despite favorable conditions within eddies and streamers that form ideal habitats for larval sardines, the young fish may not survive when flushed into the open ocean.

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NOAA Would Receive a 9.8% Increase in Funding in Proposed Budget

by Randy Showstack 3 March 201510 May 2022

The Obama administration’s budget request for NOAA would provide a substantial increase in many areas and would support key agency priorities.

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Salish Sea a Key Source of Regional Marine Nutrients

by E. Betz 3 March 201516 February 2023

A new examination of nitrogen in the coastal waters off the Pacific Northwest shows that the Salish Sea delivers a large fraction of nutrients to shelf waters.

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Task Force Recommends Ways to Improve AGU Fellows Program

Billy M. Williams, director, Science, AGU by B. M. Williams 3 March 201519 May 2023

The program review was prompted by demographic changes in the AGU membership and the growth of interdisciplinary sciences.

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Found: The Submarine Source of an 1891 Eruption Near Sicily

by J. Orwig 3 March 20152 August 2022

Analysis of a volcano may help explain why some eruptions produce volcanic balloons–hollow chunks of lava that encase a gas-filled cavity.

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Seismic Stress Modeling Puts Istanbul in the Crosshairs

by C. Schultz 3 March 201518 April 2022

Twenty years of ground motion observations show that seismic strain is accumulating south of Istanbul.

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Internet Users Act as Earthquake Trackers

JoAnna Wendel, freelance science writer and illustrator by JoAnna Wendel 2 March 201530 August 2022

Armed with Internet connections, smartphones, and Twitter handles, citizens around the world are helping seismologists track earthquakes.

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